Game Sleuth

In the first episode of the spiritual successor to Pop Fiction, we investigate whether it's possible to beat the Running Man in the N64 classic, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.

Though the search for Bigfoot began back in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, the pursuit continued on into the latest entry in the series, Grand Theft Auto V. Spurred by in-game hints to the beast, fans set out to find the truth once and for all ... with some cryptic guidance from RockStar.

Back during the days of Pop Fiction at GT, an avid fan of the show requested several times for us to cover the following mystery. It involves a little-known cartoon show called Dragon Booster and a DS game based on the series. Cheat codes were made available in the first volume of the DVD release in the US, but no other volumes saw the light of day. 3 cheat codes appeared in the extras, but if you search on most cheat code sites, there are 11 codes listed for the game. 3 of those 11 are from the DVD, but where did the other 8 come from?

What is the story behind a mysterious enemy called Test 0 in Final Fantasy VII? Did the developers remove it because it was an unwanted bug, or was it a part of cut content that wasn't ready in time?

Game Sleuth takes a closer look at the mystery behind whether or not Bulma was intended to be playable in the PlayStation 2 fighter Dragon Ball Z: Budokai 3.

Everyone knows the myth about unlocking Akuma in Resident Evil 2, but you probably didn't know the full story behind its origins...until now. Also, find out if there's any chance this myth will come full circle in the upcoming Resident Evil 2 Remake rumored to finally be unveiled at E3 2018.

With the help of special contributor Shesez from Boundary Break, we explore the theory behind Super Mario Galaxy 2's Hell Valley Sky Trees and attempt to uncover their true nature.